The yeti's fearsome rumble detracts Arakh's attention from the arrival of Esinakh. As the ground shakes, the colt wobbles and shields his eyes with his wings against the tide of spittle that flies towards him. He shrivels his nose in disgust, but listens all the same to the command issued towards them all. The yeti wants a crown, and Arakh frowns his confusion. There's so many other better things he could have asked for, yet he chooses a crown?

@Mathèo addresses him and Arakh's frown deepens. "Arakh wonder too." He racks his mind, but something else pops into his head as he does so. "Oh, Theo! See over there?" The calf gestures with his muzzle to @Esinakh . "That Arakh's twin, Esinakh. Theo's sister." Pride swells in the boy's large chest as he looks over to his twin. "Esi!" he booms over towards his black sibling, his tail twining excitedly around his hocks as he does so. "Come see brother Theo."

His pale brother then summons a crown made of flames, which he offers to the yeti. Arakh ponders using his own magic to do the same, but it seems like it would count against him to so blatantly copy another. Instead he shakes his head to deposit the feather headdress given to him by the tree, which he's been wearing off and on since he was given it. He is quite fond of it, and it strikes him that the yeti may prefer something that is already worn and obviously loved by another. Deciding that it isn't quite enough on his own, the colt plucks from his mane a dangling eye on a string, given by the odd goat-creature at another one of these events. Artfully (or so he believes), Arakh drapes the string in between the feathers so the eye hangs gruesomely over one side, its wide, dead pupil staring sightlessly in between the nest of feathers around it. Admiring his handiwork, the calf decides that it is a suitable mixture of beautiful and hideous, and nods his approval of his own job well done.

The grullo hybrid edges forwards with the crown of feathers and eye (!!) clutched in his mouth, then deposits it near the yeti's feet. "Arakh give crown of feathers to yeti, so he know what it like to have wings. Give eyeball too, because...pretty?" he explains, giving a somewhat cheeky grin at the last part of his sentence.

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Arakh makes a crown from his feather headdress and eyeball on a string.

Arakh is seeking a griffin. [one refusal]